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About 150 people marched down Main Avenue in Durango on Monday, Indigenous Peoples Day. Marchers gathered at the “Chief” sign at Toh-Atin Gallery and called for its removal.
About 100 students, faculty and staff members participated in a Solidarity Walk on Monday, Indigenous Peoples Day, at Fort Lewis College.
Melvin Sisto, a Hopi studying political science at Fort Lewis College, prepares a poster for display during the Solidarity Walk for Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday.
Parker Ledford stands in front of his mural on North Main Laundry, 2980 Main Ave., in Durango. To create the piece, Ledford said he drew on the power and majesty of wolves.
Ashley Church stands in front of her mural at the North Main Laundry, 2980 Main Ave., in Durango. Church said she hopes to show wolves as familiar and, at times, gentle creatures.
Unafilliated candidate Rebecca Samulski answers a question during the San Juan Farm Bureau forum Oct. 6.
Republican candidate Joel Stevenson listens to a question from the audience during the San Juan Farm Bureau forum Oct. 6.
Rebecca Samulski and Joel Stevenson
A man later identified at Matthew Dolloff, 30, is taken into custody after allegedly fatally shooting another man, Saturday in downtown Denver during competing rallies at Civic Center Park.
Duane Chiliyazzie, a grandfather, farmer and “Earth protector,” reflected on past and current racism against Indigenous people in the U.S.
